Swagatam Apartments Sector 62, Noida

Portion of Noida iForte Building Collapses Amid Heavy Rain

A portion of the iForte building in Noida's Sector 62 collapsed onto parked vehicles during heavy rainfall. This incident occurred as Delhi-NCR remained under an IMD red alert for intense rainfall, highlighting infrastructure vulnerabilities during adverse weather conditions.

During Q2'2026, average property prices for Swagatam Apartments moved from ₹ 10,300/sqft to ₹ 10,450/sqft, reflecting a 1.46% rise.

Ghaziabad Development Authority Approves New Slip Roads to Ease Traffic on Elevated Road

The Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA) has approved a Rs 90 crore project to construct two new slip roads on the Ghaziabad elevated road. This initiative aims to significantly reduce traffic congestion and travel time for over five lakh commuters in Ghaziabad, Indirapuram, and Vasundhara.

During Q1'2026, average property prices for Swagatam Apartments moved from ₹ 9,800/sqft to ₹ 10,300/sqft, reflecting a 5.10% rise.

Noida Electronic City Metro Station Overbridge Pillars to be Relocated

Foot overbridge pillars on Vishwakarma Road near the Electronic City metro station, which were obstructing traffic after road widening, will be relocated. The Noida Authority will undertake the work at its cost, following an agreement with DMRC. This move is expected to ease traffic congestion and improve road safety in this high-traffic zone.

New Helpdesks Operational for Power Grievance Redressal in Noida

As part of UP Power Corporation Limited's (UPPCL) new urban restructuring plan, eight new helpdesks have become operational in Noida from November 15th. Located at 33/11 kV substations in sectors 25, 20, 62 (C Block), 18, 16A, 150, Dhoom Manikpur in Dadri, and Jewar (Rural), these helpdesks aim to improve grievance redressal and ensure uninterrupted power supply.

Noida's power infrastructure is set for a major upgrade with a Rs 1,313 crore plan approved under the Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme (RDSS) and SCADA control scheme. The initiative, to be executed in two phases by 2027, includes laying underground cables, establishing new substations, and strengthening existing ones. A central control room in Sector 62 will oversee real-time monitoring of the city's power system.